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A robot I sketched in my Government class. Painted in Painter 8. Total time this took was about 5-6 hours. The pic is kinda small because I don't have cable or DSL and frankly, uploading is a bitch >_<Related content
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Cool! Going to use this as style reference for a robot I'm working on.
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awesome ! used as the picture of my latest track !
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featured this in my latest journal
ROBOTS ARE AMAZING!
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I like the design of this. It's kinda sinister the way its thin limbs look, yet because it's thin like that it feels almost ethereal. I would like to use this as a stem concept for a project. I'm making a robot model in 3D for use in a game engine. Not commercially, but for school. Would that be alright with you?
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This is amazing. Such a cool and original robot design.
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Beautiful. I reminds me of 1950s cover art by the late Mel Hunter for Fantasy & Science Fiction magazine!
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I like that this robot looks like it's made of nothing but spare parts.
The coloring makes it all seem a little sad. It makes he wonder what happened here. I love it.
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I love simple robots, humanoid droids are my favorite! well done!
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Hi! I'm from Italy. I created a comic magazine, "Crossover". The website is www.crossoverstudio.wordpress.com. Crossover is a NO PROFIT magazine, we don't earn money and we can't pay the authors, but a lot of creatives participated with stories and illustrations. Charlie "Walking Dead" Adlard drew the cover for the number 1, "Post Mortem".
Now, we're working on Crossover #2, "Ex Machina", coming out in october. Its theme is the sci-fi. I really like this illustration, can I propose you to use it for the magazine?
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it looks very plastic and the lights are made very good
love it
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I have two words to say: absolutely amazing. The details are captivating, as is the background and foreground. A wonderful work of art.
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I love how the robot is amidst the junk, makes it seem really a lot like that movie 9, did you see it?
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Perfect for the cover of a new edition of Clifford Simak's sci-fi classic novel "City".
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Yey! Was the 300th faver 
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That's pretty cool, man- it fondly reminds me of something from Doug TenNapel's Gear
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Hello, I'm writing to let you know that this art was featured here: [link] . I hope you don't mind
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Oh yeaah I love his rubber-glove looking hands and the reddish light coming out of the holes in his head...
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Great!
I like the simplicity. The robot design is nifty. Great job on the shading.
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my god!...this is so beautiful! ... I mean the details of all the junctures and the shine and shades of it!... must have been quite difficult to design...
plus I love the minimal background...
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Cracking image
Real sense of movement!
Much impressed!
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